Festivity Collection (#50)

And So Home - By Christmas Moonlight in the Sketch
Colour photograph of And So Home - By Christmas Moonlight, from the picture by Lendon, published in the Sketch of 26th December 1928. Date: 26th December 1928

Cartoon, There will be a party, WW1
Cartoon, There will be a party! A woman prepares for the Christmas festivities, with a picture of her absent soldier husband at the centre of the fireplace display. Date: 1915

WW1 - Christmas Day dinner, British Camp, Salonika
WW1 - Christmas Day dinner and the carving of the turkey scene in an officers mess at a British Army Camp in Salonika (Thessaloniki, Greece)

New Year at the East London Hospital
The New Year is celebrated at the East London Hospital for Children, which had been founded in January 1868 by Dr Nathaniel Heckford and his wife

Indonesia, Papua, Raja Ampat. This photo was taken at very low tide. The corals
Low tide, Misool Island, Raja Ampat Islands, Irian Jaya, West Papua, Indonesia. Credit as: Jones-Shimlock / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

DUBLIN: WORLDs FAIR, 1853. The Great Industrial Exhibition in Dublin, Ireland. Print, 1853

ROUND THE WORLD YACHTING IN THE CEYLON, PENANG: 1. Waterfall and Temple; 2
ROUND THE WORLD YACHTING IN THE " CEYLON, " PENANG: 1. Waterfall and Temple; 2. Gathering Up the Remnants; 3. The Feast; 4. Malay Fishermen; 5. A Malay Village

The Mayors and Provosts of the United Kingdom at the Mansion House, after the Banquet: Leavetaking of the Prince of Wales

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Preparations for a City Feast: the Guildhall Kitchen, London

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Sketches on Thanksgiving Day, London

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Lord Ossulstons Coming of Age: the Banquet; Lord Ossulston; Wild Cattle, Chillingham Park; Chillingham Castle

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The Visit of the French Fleet: the Banquet Committee Going Ashore

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" prosit!" : the Visit of the German Emperor to the City, the Banquet in the Guildhall, London

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The Duke of Cambridge Speaking at the Banquet in Honour of Mr. Cook: " my Friend, Mr. Cook"

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St. Andrews Day: Banquet of the Scottish Corporation at St. Jamess Hall: a Toast with Highland Honours

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Life in China: the Feast of Lanterns

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The Feast of Tabernacles at the North London Synagogue: the Reader Taking the Palm Branch

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The Loving Cup: a Sketch at the Lord Mayors Banquet at Guildhall

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The Emperors at Berlin: Banquet to the Emperors in the White Hall of the Old Palace

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Banquet Given to the Alabama Arbitrators by the Geneva Conseil D etat, Count Sclopis Reading his Speech

Saxon Banquet, from a Ms. in the Cotton Library

Minstrels at a Banquet in the Fourteenth Century

Banquet at the Marriage of Henry and Eleanor of Provence

DECEMBER was called Aerra Geola, because the sun then turns his
DECEMBER was called " Aerra Geola, " because the sun then " turns his glorious course; " and after the introduction of Christianity, " Heilig-monath, " or holy-month

APRIL was Oster-monath, because the wind generally blew from the east
APRIL was " Oster-monath, " because the wind generally blew from the east during this month. The woodcut appears to represent three thegns celebrating a feast by quaffing ale from their

The Queens Visit to Derby: Drinking her Majestys Health at the Banquet Given by the Mayor (Sir Alfred Haslam) at the Midland Hotel

The Extension of the Natal Railway to Charlestown: the Banquet at Charlestown

The Banquet of the Benevolent Society of St. Patrick at the First Avenue Hotel, Introducing some of the Prizewinners

Banquet at the Townhall, Grimsby, on the Town Becoming a County Borough

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PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO GENERAL U.S. GRANT: 1. General Grant Signing the Record; 2. The Banquet: The Lord Mayor Proposing the Queens Health

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WITH THE PRINCESS OF WALES IN GREECE: 1. An Entertainment on Deck: " The March of the Mulligan Guards" ; 2. Banquet given to the King

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet at Devonport to the Seamen of the Fleet Engaged in the Recent Campaign

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet to the Royal Marines at Chatham

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet Given by the Mayor and Citizens of Coventry to the Officers and Men of the N Battery, a Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery

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THE RETURN OF THE TROOPS FROM EGYPT, RECEPTION OF THE FOURTH DRAGOON GUARDS BRIGHTON: 1. Coast Guards Hanging Bunting; 2. The Fishermens Tribute; 3. The Procession in the Kings Road; 4

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Barrow-In-Furness: its History and its Industries, Meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute: Left Image: Meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute in the Town Hall, Right Image: the Banquet

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Banquet at the Fishmongers Hall on Lord Mayors Day

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The Installation of Lord Palmerston as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports: the Banquet in the Townhall (Maison Dieu) Dover

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The Scott Centenary Banquet in the Corn Exchange, Grassmarket, Edinburgh, 1871

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The Grand Buffet, St. George Hall, at the Garter Banquet, Given to his Majesty the King of the French

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Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria: the Garter Banquet, St. Georges Hall

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The Banquet in the Great Hall, at Burghley

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The Banquet in the Hall

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Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria; the Grand Corridor: the Queen and the Royal Visitors Passing to the Banquet

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Banquet in the Imperial Pavilion

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The Grand Banquet to Mr. O connell in Covent Garden Theatre on Tuesday Last

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Banquet Given at the Exchange, Gottenburg, on the Occasion of Opening the Railway between Gottenburg and Stockholm, 1862

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Conservative Banquet Given to Mr. Disraeli in the Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, Uk, 1867

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"Festivity: A Global Celebration of Culture and Joy" From the lively "Peasants Wedding" to the enchanting Jewish festival of Hanukkah, festivity knows no bounds. In Charminar, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh state, India, Asia, the air is filled with excitement as locals gather to celebrate their rich heritage. Meanwhile, in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain, Europe adrenaline rushes through the veins during the exhilarating Running of the Bulls (Encierro) at San Fermin festival. In a picturesque scene beneath colourful lanterns in Seville's streets, girls dance a sevillana with infectious energy. Axoum (Axum), Tigre region witnesses an awe-inspiring procession for Christian festival Rameaux that captivates hearts and minds alike. Tivoli Gardens at Christmas in Copenhagen showcases Denmark's Scandinavian charm as visitors revel in its magical atmosphere. The Feast of Venus brings together lovers of art and beauty from all corners of the world to indulge their senses. Giant incense sticks light up Georgetown during China's moon festival in Penang Malaysia - a mesmerizing sight that fills both locals and tourists with wonder. Witnessing Whirling Dervishes spin gracefully or joining Buddhists celebrating Losar offers spiritual enlightenment amidst festivities. Revolutionary art adorns every corner of Havana's Museum of Revolution where history comes alive through vibrant brushstrokes. No matter where you find yourself on this diverse planet Earth; festivity unites us all under one joyous banner. Let us embrace these celebrations as they remind us that our differences are what make life truly beautiful.